Radial drill.



1I. W. SGHATZ.-

RADIAL DRILL Awnrmmonf FILED oom, 190s.

Patented June 1912* 4 SHEETS-SHEET 1.

M 1 1;; 57 j? @nl anawujn A I www Q H. W. SCHATZ. RADIAL DRILL. APPLICATION FILED 0011.4, 1909.

Patented June 4,3m?.

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Witnesses H. W..- sHATz.

RADIAL DRILL.

APrLIoMlON IILED 00124,A 1909.

Patented June 4, 1912.

H. W. SCHATZ. RADIAL DRILL.

` APPLIATION FILED 00T.4, 1909. l 1,028,395. Patented June 4, 1912.

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iir' nana `HIEEtIli'lIAf'lll' W. SCHATZ, O CINCINNTL OHIO, ASSIGNOR TO THE AMERIICN TGGL WORKS COMPANY, 0F CINCINNATI, OHIO, A. CORPORATON 0F OHI.

RADIAL DRILL.

Specication of Letters Patent.

Patented June t, MM2.

Application led Uctober 4, 1909. Serial No. 520,848.

ACineinh` riti. in the count)v of Hamilton and State of `Qhio, have invented certain new and iisefii{lrnprovements inltadial Drills. of which tli"\ ollowiiig is a speeilieatiiin.

M v inventfio relates to an improvement in the horiJ Wal 'arm and its contained ii'iechanisiii ofai dial drill.

One of the ol) fils of niv invention to v. l i .ppioiide an aim of\a.\iadial diill of hollow formation. with the xintern'iefliate portion U-shaped upon one side, providing a passage within which the transmitting ele- -iiients of the head-stoelij travel.

Another'olijeet otfni'v invention is to provide means 'For automatieally stopping :the cutting feed of the Idrill spindle at a predeterminial limit of spindle feed.

Another ohject of my invention is to provide graduated means. adjustable oin the head-steelt. -t'or automatically throwinrL out the spindle feed mechanism, whereby the saine can he quickly set to govern the feed of the drill and bring the sanie torest at any i'ne-deterniined limit of deptli'of drill ent desired.

Another ohject of in v invention relates to the control of the direction of drive ot' the arni-slial't, through means carried by the l'iead-stoek.

Another object' of my invention relates to the particular forni of power transmitting ineehanir-io between the drill spindle and radial arm shaft.

Another ohjeet ol' iirv invention is to pro- \'ii'le a radial drill ariiiivitli universal head- '.stoelt. with means for controlling' siieh iiiiiver-al adjustii'ient ot the l ad-stoelt, and loiigitiidiiiiill'i.' adjustahle thereon from a `.given point of manipulation.

A nother ohject of my invention is to provide a. radial drill arm with a passage-wav, adapted to receive the s'vsten'i of variable speed gearing earriedliy the head-stock and `movable therewith loneitiidinallv with the i AThe various other `l"eatiires ot 'my iii tion are more full.)v set forth in the-descrip` tion of the aeeonipanying drawings, forining-a part ol' this speeitieation, in whieh:

Figure l is a horizontal section throiigli thearni and head-stock of my universal radial drill. Fig. is a eide elevation of the radial arm. Fig. 5l is a fronti elevation of the head-stock. Fig. Ll iis a section on line L. b. VFig. 3. Fig. .7 is a section on line fr. rf. Fig. Fig. t3 is a seetion on line aaai,

Fig. il. Fig. 'i is a seetion on line C, c', Fig. .5. Fig. 8 la a seetion on line tu. yw, lig. 3. Fig. i) is an enlarged section on line y, Fig. 3. l() is an enlarged section on line n. u, Fig. 3. lFig. 1l if; a front elevation oi 4a radial drill with my improvenii-nt.` applied. Fig. l2, is a detailed elevation parti) in .section of the eliiteli mef'hai'iisii'i for controlling the forward and reverse rotation ot' the radial arm shaft. Fig. lf is a seetion on line fi., il. Fig. ill?. l-`ig. ll is a serftion on line e. c. Fig. 1Q. lfig. lf3 is an enlarged detailed sectional view partly iiil elevation oli the eliiteh iiieehanisni for controlling the rotation mi the spindle feed shaft. Fig. lo is a section on line f. f. Fig. l5. Fig. li ia a detailed elevation of the nieehanisn'i shown in Fig. I3. with the eliiteh lever ai'iii shown in section.

1 representel the eohiinn'of a radial drill.

2 represents the sleeve for .supporting the arm carried hir the column and adjustahle thereon in the usual manner. .l3- illustrated. the ai'ni is what if termed a iinii'erfal ai'in, wherein the same i.. swiveled upon the sleeve 2.,'.so as to angularly snpport tie drill spindle relative. to the ivorlt. Th. vertical shaft' (1 is provided with lieveled Agear-1, one of which is splined upon the vertical power shaft, carried hy the radial arm .sleeve...tor transmitting motion lrnni the vei'tiral .shalt to the horizontal arm shaft, through a s vstein of gears.

:7 represents a beveled gear lined upon Y the .stud .shaft il and in ii'eshiifitl'i a beveled gear :splined upt'ii the vertical ,-halt a. Said .shalt (5 .siiitalily'joiirnaled in the sleeve i). of the radial arm, eee. Fig. l.

T represents a gear fixed upon shaft t3 in' mesh with i if o', tixed upon a sleeve i). jonrnaled in the ai'in l0.

12 represents the beveled gear upon sleeve 9, in mesh with a beveled igear ljoiirnaled in the arin 10. said gear 153 is also in mesh with a g lai` 1l, upon a sleevel, journaled in `the hearings formed in the arni l0.

1G represents friction eliiteh nienilier in driven eonneetion with the radial arm shaft 1T, adapted to operate friction clutch niemhers earried hy the gears l2 and t4. t'or respeetively elutehing' either one of said geawl in driving relation' with the radial arni f-halt lT. t'nr imparting a forward or re versi` drive to the radial arm #hait and for -topping the aine when the eluteh is in an internualiate pmition. 'lhe eluteh ineinher lt is artnnted hy meehauisui under the eontrol ol' a lever mounted on the. headtot-l( t'o eunhle thedrive tolte governed l'roni the head-:torti and at any position it orenpie-1 upon the arm.

'l'htI radial artn l() is ot' hollow' construeiion with the medial portion of one. I@ide proieeted inwardly. I ee Fig. 'l. U. haped in |..z ertiuiil. l'oruiing a passage t8 into whieh the tr-tn |ni sion gariug tor ilupart ing ranting speed to the drill pindlo is proiet'tetl.

lit. L't)` represent right-angled ways on the l'orward Iaide olI the nrni at the extremities ol' the linihs ot' the U, haped wall oi' the artnr 'l'ho right. angled waybl ttl and 2t) l'orni a do\etail therehy providingr three hearing surl'aees ahove and helow the uiedial line ot' the. arni. in whieh two of said surtnt-ehl aswnne a horizontal plane` two a vertieal, and two an ineliued plane. Froni the hearing walll the outer wall is ol' eurved outline in tei-oss l eotion. and then extended in oppositely disposed int-lined plauwl toward the medial lille of the artn. This eonstrnrtion provides a very rigid arni without materially inert-using its weight`r whit-h is ont` ol the e,-'.\enIial eharaeteristie.-4 ot". a drill ot' this type: it having heen diliieult to eouatrnrtan arin that will withstand the .strains without undue tlexing. l repre 'sental la saddle. having a gihhed Veonuertion with the \ertit'al portion of Haiti right angled ways ttt and 2t). and 2 repre`ent I inwardly proliertuig llangen hearing again-:t

the herimnlal portion olI said right-angled wayH. 'l`hir^ ronstrnet'ion oi' mountingl thtl saddle t'orius. a very rigid eonnertiou agaimt the lateral tre-r-=e,\l ol' shifting Strains hetween the saddle and artu.

.\s illustrated, the hea l-stoel isnt-univerrail torin so as to present the drill lQpindle nt 'any angle to the work.

2J', reprekzents thel Spindle support ol' the head-Stoel: having a swiveled eonneetion with the saddle "3l` so as to universallyswing tht` lpindltn l have provided a single hand wheel l'or eontrolling the transverse Feed ol' the head- .toelt upon the :trui and the unirersal Swing ing ot' the spindle. support upon the. saddle. 'l'his is aeeoinplished h v the following instrunientalities. see Figs. 75, 't, and t'i. :2l representa a-haud-wheel fixed to a shaft 2:'. seo Fig. 2h said shaft heing journaled in a hearing t'ornied in tht` -Qaddle 2t. its opposite end provided with a pinion 26, fixed thereto and in mesh with a gear27tixed tothe shaft 29, jourualed in hearings formed in the saddle. 29 represents a gear loose on .Qhnt't QH,

in nienh with the rael; Citi fixed parallel witlr the way tl of the ariu. l0. 3l represents a worin wheel tixed to the spindle support 23. and il represenh tht` worin in mesh with said worin wheel?, and loo ely journaled upon a lQtud shaftv 32K. mounted in the. saddle 21. Fixed upon said worm wheel or formed integral therewith i a gear EN. in mesh with a gear IE5 louve on yahnlt 2h. See Fig. t3. fti represents i elutrh nieniher splined ou the rahait Q8 and provided with ehttrh teeth ou eat-h end thereot. adapted to he alternatelyv eiigaged with elutrh teeth toruied on the gears J9 and $25. for alternately 'elutehiug tht,` saine in driving engagement with the :thalit 2R wherehy the pindle f-upport ran he. swung upon ite laddle or the head-stoel: moved transversely upon the radial zirni hy rotating'the hand wheel 2l- The eluteh inemher Ett is shifted hy the lever uieehanisni 37, 59 represents thel spindle iourualed in the apiudle support 22, and rttnted hy a variahle peed `yateni ot." gearing. reeeiring motion troni the radial armed I hat`t 1i. l`he saddle 21 is provided with tl'te bearing h 'at-lieta flt), At1, (see Fig. 5) projeeting into the passage 18 ot the radial arm travel ing therein and eairying'a system ot' variahle speed garing and eluteh mechanism.

42 represents a beveled gear loosely joui'- ualed on the radial arui l haft li'. provided with an elongated sleeve journaletl in the. hearing hraeltet l l. Said lieveled: gear is in mesh with a heveled gear 43, tixed on the stud .-:hal't Itft; jouvnaled in hearings 'formed in the Saddle 2l aud pintlle support it lee Fig. l. w'hieh eonstruetion provides :t very sulwtantial hearing for the. shalit 14. a uiaterial advantage in produeiug a high power driven drill Spindle.

-it'i represents a lieveled gear t'ixed to thel bdiat't liti in inesli with a hewled gear 4T. tixed to the, shaft; 4S, jourualetfl in hearings t'oriued in the -apinrlie support 23.

'l-S) repre ents a pinion fixed to the `nhat't lt. iu niesh with a gear 5t). lxed to thi` dri'll spindle 3S). i

51, latie Fig.v l` represents a eluteh uien-ther nplined upon the radial arin Shaft; 17, pro- `vided with rlnteh teeth adapted to enga ye with clutch teeth t'ornied `on the t'aee ot t te beveled gear 4&2. for clutching said gear in driving relation with the radial arui Iahatt 17, yfor ini )arting a rlireet; drive t'roui durft 17 to the drill spindle 3H, through gear@ l2,v -l2`t, haft- 44, beveled gears Ltta Atft. shaft 48, and gear@l 49 and 50.

To impart varying `peeds to the hevelel gear 4Q, the following System of gearing is employed: The elutrh nieniher 'l is provided upon its periphery with a gear 52, in niesh with a gear Tilt, loose upon n Shaft 5l, journaled in thn hearings 41, and reprement with the beveled the clutch 57 formed upon the face of the gear 53, `for throwing the same into driving engagement with shaft 54. iVhen the clutchv member 57 is thus thrown into engagement with gear `53, and the clutch member 51 out of engagegear 42, motion will be transmitted from radial arm shaft 17 to the drill spindle, through clutch member 51, gears 52 and driving shaft 54, thence through gears 55 and 56, drivingbeveled gear 42, and thence through the system ot `'gearing and shafts, heritofore described, for

the direct drive between the radial arm shaft and the drill spindlel A third speed is imparted from the radial arm shaft to the drill spindle, as follows:-- 58 represents a' gear splined upon the radial arm shaft 17, provided with a sleeve journaled in the bearing 40, said gear being in mesh with a gear 59, likewise journaled in the bearing Ltand loosely mounted upon the shaft 54, said gear 59 is provided with clutch teeth upon its face, adapted to be engaged by the clutch member 57, for clutching the same in drivin relation withshaft 54, in which position`A he clutch member 57 is disengaged from tfhe ear 53. The drive with thus engaged Awill be from shaft 17, through/gears 58 and 59, shaft 54, gears 55;l 56, driving the beveled gear 42, and theneegtl ,hugh the system of gearing, heretofore desdg'cfibed, for the direct drive between radial arm shaft and drill spindle.

The clutch Imembers 5l and 57 areshit'ted by the following instrumentalities, see F 1, 4, 5 and 7. ,Clutch member 51 is provided groove into which a. yoke with a peripheral A,arm 60'enga`ges, fixed to an actuating rod 61, supported in the bearing bracket 40. Said rod, upon one end, l:is provided with rack teeth in mesh with a rack gear 62, loose upon the push rod 63, but adapted to be connected thereto. VSaidpush rod is' provided Awith a key 64, adapted to engage into .a spline formed in the bore of the gear 62. b

represents a beveled gear, see

with a tixed to the push rod 68 in mesh sector 4gear 66, fixed to the rook shaft 67,`

journaled inthe saddle 21, and 68 represents a hand. lever 'fixed to the rock shaft; 67, for rotating the same. Thus, when the puslnrod 63 occupies a position'to engage its key 64, with the gear. 62, manifmlat'ingr the hand lever 68, will aotuate the transmission ele4 ments between the rot-l; shaft 67 and the actuating rod 61, shifting clutch member 5l, as desired.4k 70' represents a .yoke arm engaging in `a' groove formed inthe clutch member and ltiziedito a rod 71, supporte-?,

v 1n the bore of said rack pinion 72.

in the bracket bearing 40, provided at one end with rack teeth intermeshed with a rack pinion-72, see Fig. 7, loose upon the push rod 63, adapted to be clutched thereto by moving the same inward, bringing the key 64 into engagement with a splineway formed By this construction, it will be seen that the hand lever 68 can alternately throw or shift either one of the clutch members 5l, 57, through a shifting of the push rod 63, to respectively engage either gear 62 or gear 72 therewith.

The vertical feed of the drill spindle by hand or power, is accomplished by the following instrumentalitiesz-73 represents a rack sleeve loose upon theV drill spindle, provided with angularly eut rack teeth 74, adapted to be intern'ieshed with the teeth ofV the worm 75, fixed to the feed shaft 76, journaled in bearings formed on the spindle support 23. 77 represents a clutch member,

a worm wheel loosely mounted upon the clutch member 77, adapted to be thrown into driving relation therewith by means 'of the clutch lever arm 79. This form' of construction, for controlling the driving relation between the worm wheel 78 and` feed shaft 76 being of general construction employed in radial drills, whereby when the worm wheel 78 is disconnected from the feed keyed Ato the feed shaft 76, and 78 represents shaft, said feed shaft can be rotated 'by hand v i lever 79 for hand feeding. 8O represents a worm fixed upon the horizont-al shaft 81, suitably journaled in bearings formed in the spindle support Q3, see Figs. 3 and 4, and 82 represents a beveled gear fixed upon shaft 81., in mesh with a beveled gear 83, forn'xed. on the clutch sleeve member 84 looselyv liournaled upon the vertical shaft 86 represents a clutch member splined upon the shaft 85, adapted to be thrown Vinto engagement with clutch sleeve' member 84, for connecting the beveled 'gear 83 in driving relation with sha t 85. "87 represents a gear fixed to the 'shaf 85, in mesh vqithhan intermediatel gear 88, fined to the shaft 89, which in turn is in mesh With a-second intermediate gear 90, fixed to the shaft 91, said gear 90 in `turn eilig in mesh with the gear 50, fixed to the drill spindle 36), heretofore described.I Thus, to feed the drill spindle by power, the following transmission elements are in commission r-from gear 50, driven as heretofore described, either by direct drive from the radial arm shaft 17, or through the variable speed system of gearing between the radial arm shaft 17 and gear 50, through gears 90, 88, and 87, driving shaft. S5, thence through clutch member 86, in engagement with the clutch member. 84, transmitting motion thereto, thence through beveled gears 88, 82, sha l't 81, worm SO, worm wheel 7 8, feed shaftI '76.. Worm 75, to the rack sleeve 73.

lt is deairabl(` to stop the outting feed of the drill spindle at a jncdeteriuined limit of spindle ieed, which is ln'e'terablv aeeoinplished bv the 't'olliiviirgr inritrumentalities, see Figi. 1E. t. Si and t0. J2 repreaents an actuating bar .-.lidabl v supported in .the drill supp( rt 23. in a vcrtieal position parallel with the drill Spindle` pivotally een` nected to a eluteh aetnating lever 93, Said lever haring' engagement with the eluteh member fait. tor actual ingr the Same. lll representa a 4ditte plate slittably mounted upon the actuating; bar U2. provided with raek teeth .iii. upon one side thereof, in mesh with a worm iat. tzcj'ed to the feed Shaft 70. 'lhe rotation ot' the t'eed shalti moves the slideplate ttt verticallyy upon the artuatin;- bar 0;. upward or downward according to the rotation oti tile t'ced shat't 7l?. J7 represents a trip collar. adju.-. tabt).' mounted upon the actnatinfl` bar 9:2. and. aecured thereto by a hand .eerew tiri. `'aid trip eollar is provided with a ,'.riwnluated lille-liar Ut), sliding," in a ilorcdailed eremo 'termed in the Slide-plate ttt. t'orniing gaging; means for gagging the trip collar `0T, relativelv to and from the ialide--plate .t-l, the distance between the same predetermining the depth ot spindle feed and automatic-all)Y throwing' out the power atter euch predetermined feed has been reached, accomplis-.hed through the downw: rd travel ot the Slide-plate 0l, until it en- ;jagres the trip collar 07, continuing in its downward travel a slight diatanee `'futlieient to actuate actuating, bar J2 and cluteh lever tilt, to dommage theeluteh member 8G, from it drivin;r engagement with the eluteh atene member Sil. B v this eonatrnetion of automatic Vatop ot' spindle i'eedA` the parts are .iithln the view ol' tff operator :1nd easily and acenratel)Y ndjuried tor controlling,r the iu'etletcrniinett lilnit ot' epilntte l'ectl, by :tdiur-tin'a thc trip cellar 97, and its grat'luated slide .-itt relativelvto a Zero indication upon A the :dido plate ill. ir1'espeetiveotf the adjusted poaitiou or t'ecd por-ition ol' the drill spindle.

10()` .we Fig. 2l, represents. a pin tixed to the aetuatiug bar 02, forming;` a stop to `govcrn tht` limit ot drill spindle t'ced under normal camdttione. The tide-plate 91]- in its downward travel moves the trip eollar 9T into l-irgagonn'n-t, with the pin Uitl, disengaglinggj the tlutch St?. y thinl construction, it is impor-'ibn to continue the 't'eed drive bevond the limit ot' travel olI the spindle.

lt i.-= de iraiilc to control the right and lett. drive' to the radial :u m rhat't trom tht` heath 102, to interment: with a beveled gear 101,

tiXed to the shaft 105, suitably journaled in the arin and extended parallel with the ra dial. arm Shaft 17. 10G, see Fig. 5, represents a beveled gear splined upon the shaft 105. slid-able thereon and movable withl the head-stock. 10T represents a beveled gear 1n mesh with beveled gear 100, and fixed to a rook Shaft 10S, journaled in a bearing formed in the saddle 21. 109 represents a Ahand lever fixed to the shaft 108, for rotatand through the transmission elements comprising` beveled gears 107 and 100. shaft 105, beveled `L'eara 104, 103, said shaft 109 Will aetuate the rook Shaft. 102, and the eluteh lever 101, in the proper direction for clutching either gea-r 1Q, or gear 14, to the radial arm Shaft, for driving the saine either in a forward or reverse diret-tien.

The yaddle 21 att'er it has been adjusted upon the radial varm is j n'eierably clamped upon the ways 1t), 20, as follows :-110 represents wedge plates engagingthe inclined ends of the ways 19 and 20, reepeetively, upon one side, and the tlang'e projection 111 formed upon eaeh end otl the saddle 21. These wedge plateel 11.0are wedged against the tianfges oi' the saddle and ways, by drawing the saine toward the saddle b v means of the bolts 112. This 'l'orl'ns a very rigid elainp for seein-ing the head-stoel( in any adjusted position upon this radial arm.

The trietion eluteh nieehanisln for oontrollingr the driving;r connection between the bevel `s "earS 12. 13 and 14- and radial arm shalt- 17, for driving Said shaft in itsforward or reverse diret-tion. is preferably of a t'vpe as illustrated in Figs. 12. 13 and 14, although any wetl-lmown forni of eluteh mechanism mai` he employed, and the oonstruetion herein comprises the two parl Sleeve 111i keyed to the radial arm shaft 17, eat-h end of said shaft. being provided with an annular 'flange .115. inelosing an annular channel iormed inthe bevel gears' 12, 14 respectively., lilaeh oti said g-ars is provided ingr the sanfte,

with a split. ring* 1,10 engaging over the outerperiphery ot' the hub of its {Ie-ar, andthe inner periphervot' its rim, which form the annular channel. 117 represents a key engaging with said Split ring to expand the same to elanip the ring to said peripheriee. l`he lte'v .is journaled within the respective tlange 115 ot' the sleeve 114, and provided with an arm 11S adapted to be engaged by a wedge block 110. movable longitudinally within a `groove in the sleeve 11-t. The wedge blot-.k is actuated b v. the annularly lrooved eluteh member 1t), which member is shit'tetfl-t'rom the right. to the lett by the eluteh controlling mechanism l'nretoitore de- `acribed. '.lfhue. moving the clutch member 1G, :my to 'the lett, it will engage and rock the arm 1 .1S adjacent to the gear 12, expand the friction ring.:l within sai't gear, connecting the saine into driving connection with the radial arm shaft 1'?. Gears 18 and 14 running as idlers, throwing the clutch member 16 to an o ppositeposition will release gear lf3, y:lamp gear i-i tothe shaft, it hav ing,f duplicate clutch mechanism as that of gear 1Q. and ',:onorguiently the power u'ilLbe transmitted thi-mgl gearsl, 13 and 14, rotating' the gear it in a reverse direction, and izuparting:r such rotation to the radial arm shaft T. l y,

' ri`he clutch mechanism 77 controlling the feed shaft To is illustrated in its preferred form in 1 15. 1() and l17,f and comprises the following; elements-:M120 represents a sleeve fixed to the feed shaft TG, one, end provided with they flanges 121 forming-a support for the clutch controlling member 7S). yl@ reinesents a split ring mounted within an annular iiange projecting from the worm wheel T8, and 12? represents a hey proieeted from the controlling` lever Tf) adapted to engage between the ends of the split ring* to expaiul the same within the annular flange of the worin wheel 78, lockingthe worm ivheel to the sleeve iQf), and feed shaft 7o. The key 12B rocking with the le ver Til moves toand from the gear .vheel 78 to enable clamping of the gear 7S with the feed shaft To in one position, and released in a second position, and in such released position the hand lever 79 can bevutili-Aed for rotatim:r the feed shaft 7G by hand in either direction. Any well-known type of clutch mechanism may be utilized common in the arts or otherwise, to accomplish the same results.

Having described my invention, I claim 1. radial drill arm of hollow' formation, conn'nising a forward Wallhaving an intermediate U-sbapcd portion, and oppositely disposed vertical and inclined surfaced portions in cross section providing three bearing. surfaces above andbelow the medial line of the arm, and a rear Wall connecting with said forward Wall. at the upper and lowerl portions 'thereof of curved outline in cross section, and extended in oppositely disposed inclined planes toward the medial line of the arm.

2. A radial drill arm of hollow forma-l tion, comprising a forward Wal] ha igan vintermediate lli-shaped portion and :oppositely di a head-stock slidafbly mounted upon said arm, a clutch mier-ding shaft carried bysaid arm connecting with said clutchmechanism. a clutch manipulating lever carried by said head-stock, and intermediate transmission elements between said clutch shaft and headstocl; manipulating lever slidable along said clutch shaft, whereby the direction'of rotation can be governed at any position of the head-stock upon the arm.

ln radial drill, a radial arm, a headstoeit, slidahly supported upon ays formed on said arm, means for swinging said headst'oelr relatively to the arm, a rack carried by the arm, clutch and gear mechanism loetwveen the rack on the arm and head-stock swinging mechanism, and manipulating means carried by the liead-stoeli,\vhereby said clutch mechanism can he shifted for alternately feeding the head-stock upon the arm or universally swinging the same. i

,(3. In a radial drill, aradial arm, a saddle slidablyA mounted upon said arm, a drill spindle support rotatablyl mounted upon said saddle, a' worin Wheel carried by said spindle support, a rack carried by said radial arl,"

a Worm and a rack gear journaled upon said saddle intermeshing respectively With said worm Wheel and rack, and transmission means between said worm and rack gear adapted to be alternately thrown into drivlinr relation therewith for swinging the spindle support or feeding the saddle longitudinally on the arm.

7, In a radiall drill, an arm, 21V-driving shaft journaled therein, a head-stock slidahly mounted upon. said arm,- a' drill spindle carried thereby, transmission elements between the driving shaft and drill .spindle for feeding the latter, clutch n'iechanism 'for controlling t-hesaine in combination with means for automatically stopping the spindle feed at' predeterminedlimits of its travel, comprising clutch controlling' lever mechanisnna slide platemovable relative thereto, feeding mechanism in connection with said spindle'feeding mechanism and slide plate, and 'a slide bar adjustable relative to the movement of said slide plate. and in connection with said clutch controlling lever mechanism to enable the slide plate to engage with said slide har a, predetermined limits in its lravel, lo aetnal'e said eluleli lei'er nieelia nisin, Jfor anloinalieall)v diseonliuuing llie spindle feed.

i 8. Tn a drill, a liead-sloeli, a drill spindle carried lliereliy, power feeding elenienl.` lor said spindle` eluleli iiieelianisin l'or ronlrolling said spindle `leed and power elrnieuls. a cluleli aeiualini;l nienilier mounted on sai-l liead-sloel, a slide plal(` slidalile on raid elnleli actuating nienilier in l'ei ding ec'nneelion willi Said power elenienls` and nioralile relalireli7 willi llie drill spindle. :gal-e iiieele anisni in eonnerliou willi `said 'lilleli aelu1lling! menlliel.' and :id iuslalile llieieon iu llle palli 0f slide plale lrarel and adapled lo lie engaged tliereliy l'or operaliug .said rluleli nieelianisin io diseonlinue llie r-pindle l'eed,

9. In a dlill. a lieadslu l\'. a drill spindle carried tliereliy.v power lei-din;` elenienls l'or Said spindle` clulrli ineeliani ni l'or eonlrol ling Said power 'leerlingi|enienl-.l a eluleli aeluaiinr nienil-ier'inounled on said liead- Stoelc, a ineuilier niovalile on :said eluleli ae tnal'ing iiienilier in feedingI4 eonneelion iiilli said power feeding eli-:nenls ol' llie spindle` for feeding;l llie saine relalirel'r iiilli llie feed ol' said spindle7 a slop uieniliei adjllslalily nionnled upon said eluleli arlualin;1 lviienilier.y adapleil lo la i-ufgaajed lilv said i 'le plaie to aeluale said eluleli arlualing nieui be and eluleli ineelianisui lo anlouialieally discontinue llie spindle I'eed al a predeler niined liniili.

ll). ln a radial drill`Y an arm, an iulerniediale passage l'ornied in .said ariu lor llie reoei'ilion olI transmission eleiuenls lo lliil liead-sloel{, a radial aria slia'll. joilrualed in .said ai'ni, a liead .'-rloelc sidalili' mounle'l upon said arui, a drill .spindle jonrnaled in said liead-sloeli', a sysleni of glaring in driving eonneelioii willi said arni slial'l and drill spindle, carried l v llie liead sloeii and nioi'alile llierewilli. comprising a slial'L ione naleil in llie liead-sloel( parallel \\il.li liliek :lini slial'l` a series ul gears lliereon. inleiiiiesliing,l reaplfelireliy williA gearingh slidalile on llie arni slia'l'l, rlulifliing; dei Ires lor le speeqlively eluleliingsaid gearing in a drivini,Y li'ain lielween said ai'ni slia'll and liead Sloelc sliafl, a sha ll. transverse lo said alture said slialfls in driviingr ronneel'ion willi one :of the gears on said arni slialll. and gearingr posilirely driven lielween said last-named shaft and drill spindle.

il. ln a radial drill, a radial arm, a lieadsleek adjusl'alile lliereon, a radial arni slial'l journaled in said arin, extensions 'l'orined on said liead-sloek and projerled inlo .said radial arial, a second sliaL lournaled in said liraeliet exleiisfoii and parallel willi llie provided willi an inlerniediale passage on one side lliereolI extended in\\a.rdl \f, riglil; angled ways foi-ined along' llie` outer exlreiiiilies o'l said passage, a head-stock ad' iuslalily supporled upon said ways, a radial arui lslial'l` journaled in said arin, bearing,r exlensions earried by said head-stock proieeling' inlo said passage-way, a second :lial'l Iiournaled in said liead-sloelc bearing exleiisions parallel willi llie radial arni -slial'l, and iransniission gearing between said slialls. l

lil. ln a radial drill, a radial arm, a lieadsloeli' slidalil)l snpporled on ways formed on ,said arui, a driving` slia'l't journaled on said arin, gea and eluleli nieelianisni l'or impariing' 'l'orward and reverse rolalion to said slial'l, a eluleli operaling slial'l journaled in .said arln. parallel willi lilie driving' sllal'l', and eonneeliuf ;A llie .said eluleli nieelianisni, and means nioialile willi llie liead-sloel: in operalive ronneelion willi said eluleli sliaflJ l'or eonlroliing llie rolalion of said driving slial'l al. any posilion llie "head-stock oeenpies on llil arni.

ll. ln a radial drill, a radial arni provided willi a pair ol" opposilely disposed ria'lil--angle ways, aeli leruiinaling in an auaular way. a liead-sioelc supporled on saiil ways,l \\'edj ;^e plaies engaging' said an- 1L'uar ways and liead-sloeli', ada'pled lo lie diawn loii'ard llie liead-sloek lo rigidly elanip l-lie liead-sloeli' lo llie arni sinulltaneons-ly in liorizonlal and verlieal planes.

lf. ln a radial drill, a radial arm. a driving slial'l iournaled lliereoii, a saddle slidalile on said arni liaringlV a bearing;- projected al riglil angles lo said driving sliafha lieadslurli rol'alable on said saddler provided willi a. hearing' e'nieenlrie wilzli said saddle bearing, a drill spindle journaled in said liead slorli', a sliall. jonrnalod in said eoneenlrie liead--sloelc and saddle liearinggs, a \erlieal slialljournaled in said li ad-sleek. a series of liei'el gears connecting said driviiile Mall, seeond slial'l and verlieal slial'l. and ,Qears connecting said Verli 'al slial'l and spindle.

In lesliniony whereof, I have lierennlo sely in)r hand.

HERMAN ll'. SUl l .\'l"i,

'il nesses:A

( )rivnii l). Kaisini, EMMA Seaman. 

